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Ryno"s Damascus Knifes
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No insight. The words "founded in Brazoria Texas" isn't exactly the same as "made in". But as you say, on his site he states that he makes them.
However his knives are carried on AG Russell's site as "Made in USA". In terms of style, design and appearance I can see how they can look like
Pakistani knives. Hopefully someone can shed some light.
However his knives are carried on AG Russell's site as "Made in USA". In terms of style, design and appearance I can see how they can look like
Pakistani knives. Hopefully someone can shed some light.
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In theory, slapping a handle on a Pakistani blade blank could qualify as "Made in the USA"
I would think that knives handled in the USA would use materials commonly used by USA based makers in that price range. Micarta, G-10, Curly Maple etc. The knives on AG Russell's site are handled in black wood and white bone in one instance, and scorched bone in the other. It seems a bit off to me. Made in the USA is important to some, especially in the $140 to $160 range that his knives retail for.
